Watch Spotting: Ellen DeGeneres Wearing A Vintage Rolex Daytona 6265 While Interviewing President Ob
Everyone knows Ellen DeGeneres – the mononymously famous Ellen (yes, that is a real word, we didn't make it up) is one of the best known and best liked people not just on TV, but in show business in general, and like many of you, we remember her turn as an Academy Awards host with a lot of pleasure. Not that that's setting the bar very high for success, but, you know, still. 1 OF 1 Anyway, she recently interviewed President Barack Obama for a segment of the Ellen DeGeneres Show, and wouldn't you know it, on her wrist was a pretty great watch: a Rolex Daytona, reference 6265, in gold, looking to be from the 1970s. The above shot was taken during a commercial break and both parties look like they're enjoying themselves quite a bit. Ellen is rumored to have a pretty major interest in watches in general and collectible vintage Rolexes in particular. It's an interest she's kept out of the spotlight by and large, but you can only be so under the ra

Planet Ocean Replacement Crystal Price
Just out of curiosity, does anyone know what the price is for a replacement crystal for the PO?I'm super-dooper babying the watch face as I know the AR can come off, and that would really suck. But if the crystal doesn't cost a small fortune, then I'd be happy to replace it if needs be.

Need advice on adding to collection..
Hello guys and gals,I am relatively new to this forum, and to Rolex, but have found this site very informative! My current collection consists of: - YM 40, 2 tone everrose with chocolate face- SD43 with red lettering- BatmanMy AD has a 2 tone SkyDweller with white face. I'm sort of of intrigued by this watch, in that it has a month display, 72hr power reserve, and it is a little more dressy. My AD also has a date and no date sub, and a GMT 2 tone with blue face and blue bezel. The GMT has 48hr power reserve, which I assume is an older movement.Any suggestions? Thanks!

Re-Incoming!!
In 1988 my parents gave me a Rolex OP Date 15053 for graduating from University. I wore it daily for years until it needed service and a new dial because I was struggling to see the gold hands against the champagne dial. I had the dial changed to black at that service. I never really liked the watch after the dial change. In fact I regretted making the change. A month or so ago, I decided I would have it serviced, a new bracelet and the dial changed again. I didn't go back to champagne as my eyes aren't improving as I age. I decided to have it changed to blue. I just got it back from Rolex Canada and I'm thrilled. The service took 5 weeks and the amount was exactly as quoted. More importantly, this watch looks the best it's ever looked. This watch is awesome!!

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Everybody loves showing of their new pristine time pieces. And everyone savors those incoming photos , including myself. Well, here's some pics of what a real world BLNR looks like. I've had this for going on 3years and wear it about 70% of the time switching out between my other watches. I manage apartment buildings that I own but am mostly in the office half the day and don't do much of the hands on maintenance (but not afraid to get my hands dirty). This comes from normal everyday wear and I don't take it off for any manual labor. This is just a lesson for those new watch owners and what expect with normal watch wear. Wear it, enjoy it. Opinions are like wrist watches...everyone's watch shows a different time from others, but everyone believes that their time is correct.